Russia’s Anisa Dazhaeva wins the Verona International Piano Competition
It was the youngest final in the history of the competition and brought together young people...
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Author: manghinoni
Malcesine trenches are officially open to the public
A one-kilometer circular walk that follows the Great War roads and includes 130 meters of trenches...
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No girls, no rugby. Three days in Sona to fight gender gap in sports
(by Matilde Anghinoni) Screaming “no girls, no rugby,” the national women’s rugby tour makes a...
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Buses in Verona. All the latest public transportation news
Focusing on speed, safety, and efficiency. The latest public transportation update in Verona seeks...
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The Flover Farm and its pumpkin maze in Bussolengo
Verona’s pumpkin patch. The Flover Farm and its pumpkin maze return for the fall season and bring...
Read More- Sinner Has Conquered Wimbledon. Now Comes the Hardest Part.
Now Comes the Hardest Part. (David Benedetti) By winning Wimbledon once again, Jannik Sinner proved he belongs at the top. The real challenge now is… Read more: Sinner Has Conquered Wimbledon. Now Comes the Hardest Part.
- 80,000 People Commute In and Out of Verona Every Day. Not by Bicycle.
(Orazio Albanese) The figures come from Cruscotto Italia, the Italian Digital Agency’s platform that aggregates and displays public data from every municipality in the country.… Read more: 80,000 People Commute In and Out of Verona Every Day. Not by Bicycle.
- The world’s first car factory was in Padua
Miari & Giusti produced cars designed by Enrico Bernardi of Verona (Angelo Paratico) Convinced of the future of the car and the motorcycle, which he… Read more: The world’s first car factory was in Padua
- Great Italian doctors who fought the Plague
(Angelo Paratico) The concept of ‘asymptomatic carriers’ of a disease is not new. It was first formulated by Ludovico Settala, the Milanese doctor who appears… Read more: Great Italian doctors who fought the Plague
